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p V . \ ~.. ' ' • - 1 - f.vr: - yr, e• 4.2 aC•- s Ze I-1:4? j:i,L -' 11 ' - ~_...,.. 4 1 , figri p .. . -.•-• ' ; t• .r 4 - , ..• I 1 , v , •` 1 ..... ~....' ...!----- , , ; , • .. • , ••• A A ,:..i z, e j ,* i zk • , . ,;,, lc:i t ),.. _Ark ;;k : ; 7 ---~.: ~~ N~~_~: M O N-D 14 Y, NOVEMBER 21, 1808. 50t1.] [PRICE SI ir'77:17.,-C-,r.6 Ii II r '' .. ' i; t.: V w: r r.;VAL, DIZURY-I,AI>E. Nov. 21, 1808, EXTRA PRIZES. No. 4, CORNHILI., and 9, CHARING-CROSS. PWARtIS of 120,000 Pounds way be gained by the Purchase of a Single Ticket at the abbve Of fices. remarkable for selling Capital Prizes. The Scheme of this Lottery far exceeds any other, as the Lottery . consists iif only 20,030-Tickets, which the Con tractor reduces to 19,000, by giving ONE THOUSAND TICK ETs, in Two extra . Prizes, determinable on the First and Second Days of Drawing. The value of .those Two Prizes it is impossible to calculate, as they may contain • 4- of - £ 20,000 2 - of - - 2 C 5 ,00 0 2 - of - - ~ 1 0 , 0 001 6 - .of - - ' 1,000 Sec. &e. &c. • • TICKETS and SLIA It ES are selling at present in great variety, and the Sale - undoubtedly far exceeds any of late years, which is to be attributed to 'the Novelty and Richness of the Scheme. There is great reason: in advising an. early Purchase, as those who buy before the Drawing begins have • an evident advantage. *** Persons in the Country may be supplied the same as' if present, by. sending Nank.notes, Post-Olfice OrdeiS, or Cash (Carriage paid) to either -4, CORNHILL, or 9, CHARING-CROSS, Where the last Priz.. of 25,00 l. and the Two last prizes of 30,0001. ever s drawn, were all sold and shared, with other numerous-Capitals, by 'l'. 131. S H . V !CT L AL LING-OFFICE, Nov. 19, 18086 'THE CPIIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING ms MAJENTY's NAV Y do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the zd of December next, they will be tardy to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed "up), and treat for the sup ply of what SEA PROVISIONS may he repo ii cd for the use of His Majesty's Ships and. Ifessels at the I,lands of Jamaica and New Providence, for twelve months certain, font the Ist of March next, and further, until Six Months notice shall be given on either side for the termination thereof the mode of payment to be by Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contraa may be seen at the Secretav's Office. ! DUTCH AND GERMAN RAPERS. JOHN7BULL. Perey,k, l ,e, Mr. SI I): )0 Ntc. • •. uttleto.), Mr. DECAMP. ; tr), , (first time', Mr. PL NM: Y ; Lidi:Adm, Mr EYRE; rAik Ito‘ii(Lle, Mr. VUTN ; • )4urr, Mr. WftWITZ F. It ; lcb Berry, Mr. HA STE R ; t).lll(fi! b t TA ej, Mr. MATH , WS ;ulgr , ,,kiery, Mr. fOHNSTONE ; liraymore, miss DUNCAN ; Mrs. 0. •t I 'DONS ; Airs. Brulgiwtdery, Mrs. SPAKKS. W:TH FRANKFORT ON TilF.-MAINE,Noi'. t.etter A i nformation.-- In Florence contains the foil o :ng In the course of last -week a t.e;i:lning was, made to carry the Emperor's orders, relative to the Sra:ti,h inhabitants of this country, into full etlect. All the Spanish who resided in this city, at Leghorn, and in other places, having been arrested, they were list Saturday conduaed to Di under a strong es' - ort of gees ri'drmes. The r property, both . mo , ca ble and immoveabie ; has been sequestrated. The Fal,an Eivnteers ha%e obtfliq-d leave to capture all vessels which sail under Spanish culours.—(Huer tem (la zetle, Nov. 1.2 ) Mo nary/ will le had to any Tender in laic!) the Price ,b,4 nct be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the' Board before One o'Clock on the said Ridgy, the 2d of De. next, nor unless the Person .who makes the Tender, cr s;me Pe.son on his behalf, attends, to answer, when : Mr will any :ode that contains extravagant prices up-nt some articles, and prices much inferior to the real value uton cthers, be considered as proper to be admitted. BLUE BEARD; A , Or, EA , IALE CURlOSlTY.4laOrrielique (Blue Beard)', Mr. RAYMOND ; lor him, Mr. MATHEWS ; SeliM, Mr. I. SAII PH ; Shacciodc, Mr. BA NNIS 't ER; Mr SCR! YEN ; Fatima, Mrs. NIATHE WS ; Irene, Miss LYON ; Beth, Mrs. BLAND... I , The Dance, composed by Mr. D.cvtl44. c 41 tntes os. Second Price 35. —Pi 3s. Second - Price zs.— k a i l -lerY zs. Second Price ts.—Upper Qallery is. Second . P e6 ( l —No Morley to be returned. .o itt ces for the Boxes to be taken ot Mr. Spring, at the Box- Th e ; 1 1 ussell-street. Hal ' - "H'S to be opened at llalf past. Five, -and begin at . . b4lP''" six. o,_ M orrow, the Comic Opera of Thp Duenna ; with The "r a new Drama, are in rehearsal, and t ()„ w ..iarratt. .(for •••gvi edneNiiay, the Comedy of The Ch ances ; a f ter w hi c h le ll first time), e a New Comic Dance, co mp o s e d b y M r . • A n„,„ • Comed prod y, an u d e `'c $ peedily cd. T HE LAST WEEK OF .ACTING AT THE OPERA HOUSE. KING'S THEATRE, HAY-MARKET. I . I"7MOB.RONV EVENING, NOV.,2E, 1808, ,will be .Rerformed THE E X ILE. . . . - ,kusic, Scenes, Dresseaiid Decorations, are entirely hew. Ovepure and Music composed by Mr. Maziingiti. Count I) trick (the Exile), Nir. POPE ; Governor of Siberia, Mr. MUNDEN; Baron AltradoM • M LIST ON ; Count-Calmar, Mr. I N CLEDON ; The Patriarch, Mr. CR ESSWELL; The Czarowitz, Master G t):: IN Da-ran, Mr )/ LINt; ; • • -Welzien, Mr. I.EPI.EItItS; Rimski, Mr. MURRAY; Yertnach, Mr. CH. \ P MAN ; Service:, Mr. FAW C E ; 4 he Empress. Elizabeth, S r. LEG ER ; Sedo.ua, Mrs. GI h.i3S ; Alexina, Mrs k H. lONNSTON; Catiiaride, Mrs. V C i t;.olslS ; j n Villager, Mrs. EMER Y.. Et._ 11. Th em Coronation of Mt , Eliolaeth. to i .„.uances po4esi by Mr. jun.) to be per. Ott by the Misses Adams, and the Cbrps de Ballet. wITH • THE PORTRAIT OF CERVANTES . ; • (;r, "VII - -CLOTTING ,f,e)VF.R.S. T.; u. io.r. ,• - - Don C yriop, h Dan Ctitalan, Mr I I ; fb.cirriot Mr. BLANCHARD ; Sitriclto, Mr LIS I Fatilitr Benito, V l / 4 , Dy ; ....itcetta, Mrs. GIBES ; X 114% • • Isabella, Miss 13 R ISTO W. .(; tti e• i % As. Se con d Price 3s.—Pit 4166:1,,,,5ec0nd Price 2s. erY 25 . SeVOllti Price is. • tiii, a ceS for the - Boxes to betaken of : Mr. Mandell, at the i‘ in the Hay-market. Malt • L. , oors to be opened at Half past Five, and begimat Six. re le l iew Grand Melo-Dratriatic• Opera of The Exile will • oPeated every -Evening till further notice. 4,Wetinesday, with Animal Magnetism. il ear q Thurs:lav, with Mtstuke upon Mistake; or, Ap . • . . 0 Le is agailitt. then). • ' PridaY, with Of Age To-motioLti.. • At S:aturday, being the last night of the Company's aalng 0c Opera l-loose, King Henry the.,Eiglith. Nit i v -I % l olittav, the Plril of The M'ofilitaih.:c• - • - -. Will be a #ekk P44 71 ' - ' l. lfeitt r . Royal, in the HaV-niarker,-tVhere•the 1 Will perform during-0e rest, of the Seascm. • • fr . WINTER GOODS. .4,11 , 41 )AME LA NCHESTER take's Oppor lot ,litu ry of returning her sincere o!ucl . grateful Thanks 1i y, 'et • lih eral.Patronage she has experienced (*kiln the Nobi. Thelft ; ntlY > and Public at large. She have ready 1 ( 4 111 -"SPettion an entire NewAss..;rtment ot pashions, Ail:kri Article f ATTIR.E., on the agth of November. i? „?' -t di tel haiiiing e Surnmer Fashions will "ace ( fr i , a very low Price, and for that purpose wall be 1-,•trle Lower Apartments. 4/ ` 3l as:,treet, 59, Nov. z, ISA. 4,4 ANSION AND ESTATE, HANTS. 1 • 1 .. SOLD, by Mr. WEBB, o f S a l is b ur y, 4, 4 11 4 ' )° V` 7°.1.a Year, With a. Mainor of Freeriold. and . ot v h pod- Rads. in a very respect a ble Neighbour. tilq l t }louse is tit tot 'the Residence of a middle.sized Fa tt it is cap-able of censiderable Improvement, is in the o 't ot tne frints Huni, and the i;ixtaiirw, is excellent. • , e adjoining t'ropeiity rnay be had; if required- kit, MONEY. .V•‘)SRS. LUCAS 'and Co. beg Leave to inform aliar y these that may be desi ro u s o f borrowing l'etopo7 o *tee' a l'ertrianent SV MS of I'llON EY, that the ca at nd vvitbout delay, advance any Sum froin ,y One n Hun.; or to Twenty T liousand Pounds, and upwards. op personal y 'Y Other Security, arising fr6rn MarriageSettlements,Nlo.. hoillilthe Funds, Clergyinens' Livings, or. Freehold, I'„,: s alid Leasehold E states, o n tho most fair and equitable 'exW.`„, and will a l so condud every Negotiation at m uc h l ess `t , e than what is usually Mewled in irmiley trausaaions. Applications Messrs. Lucas . and 'Co:daily 're: l . ot r c.attert their house, N o. 19 ,. l erinyn-street, St. fartieSis, . s, post-paid, immediately answered : . • , Uitie en years purchase will be given fur well secured _ . ARMY' AND•NAVY EQUIPAGE. . 1-11 , E PATENT CAMP BEDSTEADS, Furth to I„'utC,Milttrasses,and Bedding complete, .4re . v,:•ry respett. l ir ahe recuminended to Gentlemen as being :mst porial4A v, .411Pet!ror• to any others made in L , TRI , n ; Nlarqurcs, Nets Tables and Chairs, on improved principles;; 'Sea hi l j6 I . _cila eds, an d Chairs, tor on B o ard Ship; Musqltithi acid wes t Indierthure, nd l'atent Brass-screw Bedsteads, for East s, a and all Foreign Clim ates„,at l' atelit N'IORGAN and SANDERS'S hedstead Manufadory and Ware-Rooms, . v ior , NI:Pi. 16 and 17, Catherine -street - , Strand. 7, a l )) „."11 and Sanders's New-inventhd Imperial Dining TaL,r, allowed to he the most complete and Elegant set of . tb:)!_sneyer yet invented, are very portable, packing in .a Box k.te.,..qt.ches ((cep. . •:ru v al The Eu1:1(41441 Sofa:l.3cd and Cliair.Bcd Wm - ~ „ . MONEY. • able amountANTE to invest several consider { e r ur't a in s e Sumsof Annuities (redee ma - b e at pleasure), secured on any :description of Landed or Funded Property, in which - the Grantors have an absolute Interest ; or Lite Estates under Wills, Marriage Settlements, &c. Persons of Rank and Property desirfus of immediate and extensive Advances, will be .treated with on Terms of the strictest honour, and great advantage. • • Apply, personally, from II tilt 4, or by' letter, to Mr. Burton, No. to, Leicester-place, Leicester-square. . . To BE LE TT IrY THE YEAR, UNFURNISHED, • `HE entire Upper Nil of an Excellent FAMILY I HOU SE, .fit for Persons of llktindion Apply per.. mud ly ' or by Letter, post-paid, t o &Ir. Oli ver , on the Pre.. raises, No. 27, Soho-square. This Day was published, price 2S. Gd. PURITANISM REVIVED ;, or, Methodism as ll as the Great Kebelliun. • In a Series of Leiters from a :.:ur.ae to hiS Reelor. Printed ter F. 2. and J. Rivington, Nu.-61, St.. Paul's Clturctt.yard; sold also by 1.. 1-I,IICII-irti, NO, 190, Pic-, cadilly. This 1).1 was published, In Bvo. on a :arge Letter, pri ce i n b oar d s . 4s: 6d. • THE LESSONS ~1 the CHURCH of ENG LAN u, tocen iron' the olu l'estainent, ari-dppointed to be ieaci in tile Service, on the sundays4lici most ialporta.ilt Holidays tinottoout the Year. With short Notes. • Printed fcr P. C. RiNinkton,. No. 6z, St. Paul's ! Clard).% , ani; sc!d als ) by J. 171.44.nai,i, :40, N. I. The Lessons tot the hvenik ler% icc prmting in th, siine form, and , vii! b. accoinaniJd by Note,. Tois Uay was •punitsheti, • I Handsomely ;milted in Ono Volum:. Oct.tito pricr. as CRIPTURAL. RAJ...TS - MATIONS Tlii RTY-ANE ~ t CRUKCII at ENGLAND, with a Practical Cot'linear ii,4)rttach A rticl4, alictiu lt ar c iy intended to -novae Ret Loot% ftace a- 1.1 ty. SAMkitti. 5t, l X, A - Rector of ltmartii, in the Ljoun:y of fix ex ; and Vicar of St. Bartholomew ttle Lonauo Printpri for I' . C. and i„ :Rivingtog, Is;;,. 62,, St. Paul's Churcti.yard Out also by j dilly. _ This Day tras publisteed, In Two Handsome Volumes Oet.tvo.,.f , riee bbirls; E RO.DOTI HA LICARNASSEI HisTosf A. 101 g. LIB /11*.litioutlin rid. Vulg.-RI:ALI/ Morte'interrup4on coutplaivit. c; 5 , c1 . 1, 4 ,F Accedit REit Lig EthtionisVVesselin g ian cum Edit. Reizit et hauferi-,t6liaricy. Qxonti :-Sntritibits J,./C'yoke,,'et I - I.'arker ; et Payne, et MaelcinlaY, Londini. • A very' slnkdl number of the - abort Book are printed on Super-royal I.lup t .r, :311 , J lint nit' price 2r. izs. 6 I. in boants,,the .I?,gr(4limera,-of w hit; trate el( peeled to:take Ii um lit Portii I , rli , ,;ito, of which an equal number will be unifor:nly CHFIELD F IZ T RA.V ESTI ED. 1 • This'Day . was published, I • • •• In One Volurne., ; :stnall Vta.vo, embellished With•tert Carl cature Engravngs, by •Rowlandson, frani Drawings by Woodwar•l,. price - 'Only 4i. plain, or 6s. coloured, CHES - FERRET...JD TRAVESTIE ; or, .School for NioderniVlanners: Dedicated •to George Coleman, the younger, Esq, , ,; • ' - .- • • , " The tirn•,:s are, out of joint. O.cursed spite ! "1 . 14 t ever I Nvas born to set them. right." .• • • S 1.1 /0( ESPEARIC. " The better sort should have before 'emit • " A grce, a manner, a decorum I" 4UTLER. This Public,Jion, thoUghdedie4ted to the most celebrated Satirist of the age, .needs not his protettion to usher it into the World,' for since the' pen of a Butler or a Churchill lashed the follies of the age, we have AA met with so well directed or cutting-a satire on the fashionable follies of the stay, as Chester - h.:ld Travcstie, equally abounding with attic wit and eccentric conceit." l.ond n : Published' by Thomas Tegg, and sold_by Booksellers in' Crzat • Shortly will be published, in One Volume, - - By. I% Ca . tiell and W. Davies, Strand, T ETTERS from Abe late W. WARBURTON, ../L„.4' D. D. Bishop of Gloucester, to the late. R. Hu ii-D; D. D. Bishop of Wereester, from the year 749 to 1770, - left for publi.arton by the late Bishop Hurd, with the title of Leiters from a late eminent Prelate to one of his friends;" and with the following entry on a page of one of the five port, containing the originals f— " These letters give so true a piaure - of . the writer's Oa.' meter, and are,. hesidcs,, so worthy of him in All respeels . (1 fogad,. 'if the Reader can forgive, the playful ness o f hi s wi t in• some Instances, and the partiality or his friendship in• many rport),_that, its honour of his memory, I' would have. them published after mv•death, and the profits arising from the sale of died; applied to the benefit of the AVorcester In firm,iry. • - ' "Jan. 18„ 1793." "R. WORCESTER." DR. LEMPRIERE'S NEW WORK, In Punt() and 04:lava. Lately published, By T. CADE LL, and W. DAVI ES, Strand, TNIVERSAL BIOGRAFHY; coniaining copiottS Account, critical and histori ca l, o f the Life and Charader, -Labours and Actions, of Eminent Persons, oil ages and countries, conditions arid professions., arranged in alphabetical order. By I. LEMPRIERE, D.D. Handsomely printed in Due very large Volume, quarto, price 31. 33. in boards, Also, Art Abridgment Mr the Use of Schools and of young Persons, in one large vulume Svo, price 16s. boards. As above inay also be bad, by the same Author, • A •Classical Dictionary; containing a clear and compre hensive Account of all the Proper Names which occur iu read ing the Classics; handsomely printed hi one large voluirni, ,eta. price 2!. ss. in. boards; Also a hcw Edition, being the sixtlf,.of the A bridgrae-E:t rif the Vlassical . Dictionary, in me voluaie,vo, price.l3s, bd. bound. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, V. 2, zsos. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS rf HIS MA., jEsTY's ORDNANCE: cio hereby give Notice, 'that Prcpcs-ils will be received at their °Site, in Pail Mall, cn or be fore Friday the ,2d of December next, ,from such Pernms as may Ee willin g to undertake the tap' y cf STOVES, RANG ES, and Other Iron Articles for service of this Department, for ale. ,rind Three Years. : . Patternsof the Articles may be teen upcn APplication at ilo Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, where further parti culars, together with tke Terms and Conditions of the Contra_' ?, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office. in Pall afo.-esetidi any Day between the hours Gi Ten and Fear o'Clock,where also the Proposals are to be delivered, sea/cd up and indorsed, Ptoposals For Stoves, Repges, &c." but AO Pr4poral can 1e adiettcd after the said ad Day of December next, at Twelve o'rlock at norn of tlha same day ; neither will any Tender be no_ tired unless the Party making it, or an ;tent in his behalf,' shall attend. B . y Order of the Bord, R. 1.1. CREIP; seiretary. , • MR.' MACKENZIE'S WORKS. • `l'hiA" Day were publish, d. 13y T. cADLo. and_W._ DAVIES, Strand. Also by W. ( t•eech A . Consta ble and Co.; and Manners and Miller, Edinburgh, r r Flt WORKS of HENRY. MACKENZIE, Esti: -now first colleacd Under his own Review arid C - 4ireetion ; and couGiiiiing V e.Novels of The. Xlan of Feel int, 'rite Man of - the World, and tulia De Rouhigne L his Papers. The Mirror and The Lounger.' the Liyes•of"Dr. Bloeklock, Lord Ahercromby,.and W. Tytler, Ebq. Poems, and Dramatic Pieces. Elegantly pr , nteci• by Ballantyne, in 'eight voluiticii, With a Portrait of the Author, ttoru an original Pidttte, price 31. 3's. in bards. Lately pe.lWted. .By T. CADE LI.. and W. DAVIES, Strand,. • • OOZE A LIFE, ,and La- SELECTION from the WNPUBLISHED WRIT INGS, of Earl MACARTNEY •' the lattet consisting of Extratts from an Account of the Russian Empire; a Sketch of the Political History of Iceland,_; and a Journal of an Em. baiSY 'from thcr King of Great Britain to the Emperor of China; with an Appendix to each Volume. liy JOHN BARROW, Author of " Traveis in China and Southern Africa'," and of " A Voyage to Cochin-China." • Handsomely printed in i vOls. .4to with a, Portrait, price 31. 3s: in boards. *** As above may be had, all Mr. Barrow's other Works. Lately published, • : . By T. CADE I. :,nd W.,I)A VI ES,,Strand, mHE.• HISTORY OF GREECE, frbt - ns the Earliest Accounts, to the DEATH of PH11.1,1% KINQ of MACEDONIA 1.3 y NV I 1.1,1 AM MIT FORD, Esq. Elegantly printed in 4 Vols. 4to. (being a_New Edifon, Re vised and considerably Aug►dented, of the Three Volume's already published, and a Fourth Volurne,"frentirely new), priceil. 4s. in boards, _ _ _ • . The Fourth Volume may be had separate, to corn. lilite the former Edition, price it 165.; as may alsoa few re maining Copielof the former Edition of t he. Third Volume." As . above may 132 had, by the same Author, An Incvilry into the Principles of Harmon); in Language, Second Edition, Bvo. 7s. Oci, Lately published, . By T. CADE LL and 1V . DA V I ES, Strand, THE HISTORY of the WORLD, from the Keign of. ALEXANDER to that of AUCUSTUS, cornpn:hentling the latter Ages of Itiropean Greeee, and rile History of the Greek Kingdoms of Asia and Africa, truth their Voundairon to their Destrudion; with a Preliniuntry Survey of- Alexander's Comfuests' and an Estitnatrof his Plans tor their Consolidation and Improvement. By GILL! OS, LL.I). r.R.S:iind - S:A. Historiographer to His Majesty for Scotland. Hanlisoinely pruned in z lac voii. 4to. price 41. 4s. in * * *.As above may also be had, all Dr. G lilies's other Works. A LIVIV , c3 PEERAGE. ' ThiS Daj..waS pub,isiteri, In a thick Volume, Royal .iSmo. corresponding With the Index to the House of UotilmotiS, price 12$. in boards,. A BroGRA PH CAIAN DEX to the HOUSL of PEERS ; cont4inhig A necdotes and Characters of the Olief Members of each Varmily, and the Public Conclud and Parliamentary . Clial'ader'ol the preserit Living Peers, on a new anti improved plan. Ity the EDITOR of the lIIOGI3.API-lICAL INDEX to the IiOUSEaCOMNIUNS. • Instead of a tedious detail - of Dates and proper Names iue ceeding racy other, without interest, and devoid of, useful in formation or rational entertainment, the. • present Work abounds in anecdote and in fads relative to the Living Peer age. It 's precisely the kind of A ork which, under the name of Compendious Peerage, has always been sought for; but which it has the observations of a long.and active live to coiled into the present Volurne. This tv urk, among its oriOnal matter, contains a Biogra phical Account 'of 'the Right Rev, the ;,tench of Bishops, with a Summary of their labours, both religious and literary. Although Barons, and consequently Lords of Parliament, they have never before been included hi any Peerage whatso ever. Printed for Thomas Goddard, No. v, Pall. Mall ; Cradock and boy, Ave Marta• lane; and G. Richards, Cornhill ; to be had also of all l3ooksellers. Of whom ►ray be had, by the same Editor, • The Biographical Index to the House of Coinincns, pike 125. in boards, collated to the Spring of iBoB. PARIS, N ov . 1c...a1 e Mi n ister, M A RET,' Seere. tary of State, set out the day . before yesterday for Bayonne. The troops. who bat , arrived in Ro chelle from Ls'noti were inspet•let, 4 thsle by the Prince of N2UFCHATR-1., and are now oa t heir march to Bayonne, by. the way of Bottrdeaux. Tit s•cOips is ctlledthe van of the Army of Poi tugal. Lieneral L. MARaUE, the conqueror of Ciprea, ha. ret,in j t d to Naples, , and expertencet . l , the st distingui•Wed reception on the part of his Mait-.,ty.,C.:um TE . IINICH, the AtistriatiAmbassador, has lettAhe capital, on a journey tt ; Vienna, OR ilet01111; ,11,: private business. His Lady remains here.—(74 same Paper.) . COPENHAGEN, -OCT. 29.—Qcr D,ini,ll Court Ga zette of this day - excites here g.c.o .sehsation. it contains several extract;;trimn letturs - and oilier pa pers, pointing out the manlier iu «lticl, tire thereoi : fr. tile corte , ponSence . betweenEngland and the pa, is in the Baltic is carried on. The Danish. Govern ment has expresse.d the utmost indignation at the clandestin,• intercoor-e «it ti" Gi eat Britain; and ts shwa to adopt tire most vigorous measures to pie vent! it in future ..-.(1 - lueqe.tit'Gaz‘t'fite, • Aov. 10.) PARIS,' NOV. s.—The troops than het e re' urned froth I" , ,riugal are now assemitted at Y - er.nes, wbeiice, after hating been org.;nised imew , they w ill bvgin their march tOr the. army in Spluu. With xespea to the transadions : in P trtugitl, we hate there are two armies of Inshr4e,,ts 1n that etttintry, One in'Alentejo, Under the •co!ninand of the G•i;'zA litintsinan cit the CIO n, anu the other to the pro vinces of Beira and Entre Dow() y Alin; to, under the 'command of an old General. The limner of these., irr conjunction with some - Spanish insurg , :nts, wa.3 bloCkading the fot tress of •Elvas, and the Litter, at thevime of the Battle of Virniera, for the most, part in the neighbourhood of Coimbra. The English having understood that the 'Portu guese were in the field, and wishing to take pCP:,! . bion of the _country its the name (4 the Eugibh Go vernment, hastened to conclude a C,.uvelitton w;,11 the Duke Of - ABRANTES. The' English Flag 'ivas hoisted,. and an. English Administration appointe:f. As soon as this came to the knowledge of t Chiefs of-the Portuguese ; they issued a Proclamation, for bidding obedijnce to any other Power than the Re gency appointed by' the Prince of BRAZIL he left Portugal, requiring at the same time the Elglish Generals to acknowledge that Regency, and to the Portuguese Flag. The inhabitants of Lisbon beginning to murmur, the English Generals gave me Portuguese the satisfaction .they required, re taining, however, in their own power, ever "thing relative to maritime affairs and commerce. The letters from Bayonne bring no particular in, formation. They only speak of the daii) arrival of troops-to join the grand artily. ST. CYR ; whose head-quart(-rs are at Pt.rplgil_w, rr vieweti the troops under his coninimid the (.28th -,4,:;f 0at:06% The division of General Soot -JAM, aild the Italian division of General Prso,• the ad a,ced guard _of that army, which, it appears, begin its operations hy. taking possesiion of guies anti Gironne, in order to forma junction with General DUHESMr, 1.010 is at Eihcelona. Nov.BERLIN, l. - ,-13y the 15th instant, N,i , e ex peer here a regiment of the Royal Prussian hussars. In the mean time exertions are teaktaking i u restore the public gardens to.their former condition. They h a d been used as a parade for .the trnopc. The caiiihy barracks are also., undergoing a repair.. Nothing is yet fixed.with regard to ti,e festiv hies. to tcikeplace on his Majei;ty:s rei urn to his Capital this city bethg so complete,y exhausted, tne expences.of such Jesti vides cannot be defrayed but .by the:: most serioM pecuniary sacrifices,. The following bas been. pub-. listed iu daily orders: ;The General ot, Ditision, Commandant of .Ikr. lin anti the .NRl t iletuark, in. pursuance , of orders from his Excellency the .iVlarshat. Duke. or ,AtrEitt STADT, hereby informs Me.ssyettra the ,Pros.siati fi,..ers, that they are ti.gain at liberty to wear ti,e titti . ;; forms ot their respet live regiments, and, of course, th.,t the regulatita torn - wily issued in Gaily ortik.brii upon this subject are revoked. . . ~ ``The Marsn . al trusts that the good understandin f t whik.b has subsisted between the Prussian soldiery, the French, and the. inhabitants, will experience , no interruption, and that he shall in in) case be called' upon to adopt any measure of severity. against the soldiery, &c. . " ST. HILAIRE." BERLIN, NOV. 6.--i-General, ST.. HILAIRE Will leave - this place on the wth. The Palace is getting ready, for the reception of our Sovereigb. The ar rears of the contributions, requisitions, &c. are now levying with greater rigour than ever. COPENHAGEN, Nov. I.—On the 424th of October, at day-break, appeared before the fortress of Chris-, tianhoe an English Squadron, conSi,ting of tao Sail of the Line, 'tine of them A three-decker, a Frigate, a Brig, and . Oree Bomb-ketches, each carrying two mortars. At seven o'clock the latter stood in and formed a line on the East side of the fortress, and labout 4000 ttises from the Squadron. At halt pX s t seven they commenced a bombardment, which Just- ed, without intertnissiop, until half past eleven, more